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ANZCA MCQS Final Exam V2 (2026/2027 Update) – Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists – complete exam questions and answers study guide

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This document contains a large collection of ANZCA Final Exam multiple-choice questions with verified answers covering anaesthesia, perioperative medicine, intensive care, physiology, pharmacology, pain medicine, airway management, resuscitation, and critical care scenarios. The material includes explanation notes and exam-focused reasoning across clinical decision-making topics commonly assessed in the ANZCA primary and final examinations. It functions as a comprehensive revision and question-practice resource aligned with postgraduate anaesthesia exam preparation. The guide also includes references to guidelines, landmark studies, and applied perioperative concepts.

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ANZCA MCQS Final Exam V2 (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) Guide| 100 out of
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You are called to see a 30year old man with rapidly deteriorating asthma.
Following appropriate medical management an endotracheal tube is inserted and
he is ventilated with a mechanical ventilator with a tidal volume of 600ml and a
rate of 12 breaths per minute. Five minutes later the blood pressure is
unrecordable and external cardiac massage is commenced. Arterial blood is taked
and shows ph 7.08, pCO2 96 mmHg, pO2 36 mmHg, SpO2 46% and bicarbonate
27 mmol/L. He is administered adrenaline, salbutamol, pancuronium, bicarbonate
and calcium gluconate. The ECG shows sinus rhythm at a rate of 60 beats per
minute. The patient remains pulseless and cyanosed with fixed dilated pupils and
distended neck veins. The most appropriate management is to


A.cease resuscitation
B.administer further adrenaline
C.insert bilateral intercostal drains
D.cease ventilation for 30 seconds and resume at a slower rate
E.increase peak inspiratory
pressure ANSWER D




A 42year old lady presents for right pneumonectomy with a left sided double-
lumen tube. She is 132kg and 160cm. What depth, measured at the incisors, is
likely to give the ideal position?


A. 24cm

B. 26cm

C. 28cm

D. 30cm

,ANZCA MCQS Final Exam V2 (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) Guide| 100 out of
100 | Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A



E. 32cm
ANSWER
C
Millers formula:
Depth= 12 + (pt height
cms/10) therefore 28 in this
case.




Features of severe pre-eclampsia include all except:


A.Foetal growth retardation
B.Peripheral oedema
C.Systolic BP more than 160
D.Thrombocytopenia
E.Severe
proteinuria
ANSWER B




A 20 year old man was punched in the throat 3 hours ago at a party. He is now
complaining of severe pain, difficulty swallowing, has a hoarse voice and had
has some haemoptysis. What is your next step in his management?


A.Awake Fibreoptic Intubation
B.CT scan for laryngeal fractures
C.Direct laryngoscopy after topicalising with local anaesthetic
D.Nasopharyngoscopy by an ENT surgeon

,ANZCA MCQS Final Exam V2 (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) Guide| 100 out of
100 | Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A



E.Soft tissue xray of the
neck ANSWER D




A 60 year old man with normal LV function is having coronary artery bypass
grafting. After separation from the bypass machine he becomes hypotensive with
ST elevation in leads II and aVF. The Swan Ganz Catheter showed a PCWP of 25
and CVP of 15 with normal PVR and SVR. The TOE is likely to show:


A.Early mitral inflow > inflow during atrial systole
B.Inferior wall hypokinesis
C.Severe MR
D.TR and RV dilatation
E.LV cavity obliteration at the end of
systole ANSWER B




What is the test is decreased in Iron deficiency anaemia?


A.microcytosis
B.serum ferritin
C.serum iron
D.transferrin
E.total iron binding
capacity ANSWER B

, ANZCA MCQS Final Exam V2 (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) Guide| 100 out of
100 | Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A




serum ferritin


Serum Iron is also low but is low in Anaemia Chronic Disease too, whereas
ferritin is more specific for Fe Deficiency.


in Fe deficiency anaemia transferrin/Total Iron Binding Capacity is increased, as
total body stores of iron are low and the carrier molecule (transferrin) is being
underutilised. Therefore Transferrin SATURATION will be low also.




A full size C oxygen cyclinder (size A in New Zealand) has pressure regulated from


A.16000kpa to 400kpa
B.16000kpa to 240kpa
C.11000kpa to 400kpa
D.11000kpa to 240kpa
E.7600kpa to
240kpa ANSWER
A
BOC website




MRI Telsa 3, least likely to cause harm


A. Cochlear implant

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